B and E on Deerfield Sept. 22

Ottawa Police Service reported a break-and-enter burglary on Sept. 22. A Deerfield Drive home was entered at around 4 a.m. and various electronics — including a TV and multiple phones — were taken.

MAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS ON CAMPUS GROUNDS

College security received multiple reports on Sept. 5 of an unidentified man found unconscious on campus grounds. Security assessed the man and he was transported to the Ottawa Hospital by EMS. Students should be aware that all campus security personnel are trained in first aid and can be approached in case of an emergency.

BACKPACK STOLEN

A student reported on Sept. 6 that his backpack had been stolen from an unattended classroom. Security would like to remind students to never leave their possessions unattended.

ATTEMPTED ENTRY STOPPED

On Sept. 8 security stopped two non-residents attempting to enter residence buildings. All non-Algonquin visitors should be signed in at the front desk by a student who lives at residence.

STUDENTS DRINKING IN PUBLIC

On Sept. 4 campus security observed two students with open containers in a public area. Students were asked to dispose of the alcohol.

VAPING RESTRICTIONS SAME AS SMOKING

On Sept. 15 security responded to a fire alarm resulting from a vaporizer being used indoors. Security reminds all students that using a vaporizer outside of designated smoking zones is prohibited by college policy HS10.

Ottawa Police Service reported a break-and-enter burglary on Sept. 22. A Deerfield Drive home was entered at around 4 a.m. and various electronics — including a TV and multiple phones — were taken. MAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS ON CAMPUS GROUNDS College security received multiple reports on Sept. 5 of an unidentified man found unconscious on campus […]

Ottawa Police Service reported a break-and-enter burglary on Sept. 22. A Deerfield Drive home was entered at around 4 a.m. and various electronics — including a TV and multiple phones — were taken. MAN FOUND UNCONSCIOUS ON CAMPUS GROUNDS College security received multiple reports on Sept. 5 of an unidentified man found unconscious on campus […]

Off Campus

Local: (FROM CBC) A homeowner from Orléans is taking action after her Christmas decorations were stolen off her front lawn. Elizabeth Godon has since placed a sign on her lawn that says, “Smile you’re on camera,” after her Frosty and Nic the Christmas pig were stolen on Dec. 7. The whole incident was caught on…